Sentences with phrase «of frantic energy»

As such, the intensity of boss battles is muted, with little of the frantic energy that forces complete cooperation between party members.

One sniff and they're rolling in it, meowing, or suddenly filled with a burst of frantic energy.

The red band trailer promises a film full of frantic energy, sun - kissed visuals (Baker remarkably shot the whole thing on an iPhone, and even on a low budget he still nails the California look) and an earnest, humanistic portrayal of its characters.

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I experienced an explosion of energy, and the joy of being alive (expressed as a dancing mountain stream) when I finally gave up the frantic search for «the answer» and spontaneously began to laugh at myself and my futile attempts to manipulate myself and others.

Between establishing your career, running after kids and managing your social calendar, every day is frantic and can leave you feeling totally sapped of energy — not to mention the metabolism that once allowed you to burn through late night French fries is slowing down.

Slightly frantic, loads of energy, jumping up and down.

Unfortunately, this often leads to a frantic rush for quick sources of energy (think high fat, high sugar) later on in the day when we're too frazzled to prepare anything healthy.

Trengove proves to be a capable filmmaker, as when he provides energy to the quickness of the circumcision ceremony, covering the frantic event in one take with slice sounds painting enough of a picture.

Edited with a frantic energy, the film cuts back and forth with almost cartoonish verve from Don's real - life experiences to explicit scenes of pornography that are humorous in their gratuity, but also serve to highlight the character's obsession, revealing the constant feed of sex playing inside his mind.

Though Boyle masks a lot of the script's problems with some nifty visuals and the same kinetic energy prevalent in his other films, the frantic pace only lasts so long before the story grinds to a halt, suffocated by a never - ending series of twists and red herrings that makes it almost impossible to discern what's real.

by Walter Chaw With the frantic, infernal energy (and cats) and even a little of the barbed social satire of Mikhail Bulgakov's Master and Margarita, Hayao Miyazaki protégé Hiroyuki Morita's directorial debut The Cat Returns is undone a little by its hysteria but salvaged by its artistry and smarts.

Balancing control of each zone as well as the collection of energy makes Blitz a very frantic and challenging mode, regardless of how skilled a player may be at the game.

Infinity within a minute becomes a frantic, demented test, not least when vortexes and space storms are hurled into the mix, your only brief respite coming in the form of sporadic «slow down» and energy power - ups.

Viewed within the modern monastic space of the Paul Kasmin Gallery, with its cool white walls, polished floors, and concrete ceiling, the visceral earth tones and frantic forms of Lee Krasner's «Umber Paintings» emerge as fields of boundless energy.

A video of Linder's 1982 performance with her band Ludus captures the raw and frantic energy that surrounds her work.

A universe of emotions opens up in the work of these painters, always fluctuating between the darkest energy and the lightest, the most aggressive and the most serene, jumping off the surfaces of their paintings with a frantic sense of immediacy.

In this edition, neon circuits of color lend a frantic energy to the hand - drawn details of open mouths, nipples, veins, and ears.

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 has set off a frantic land grab as solar and wind energy companies rush to obtain permits for projects in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico andEnergy Policy Act of 2005 has set off a frantic land grab as solar and wind energy companies rush to obtain permits for projects in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico andenergy companies rush to obtain permits for projects in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah.